As summer comes to a close and we start the transition into the next season of school, football, and a long-awaited break from the heat—it can help to mark that rejuvenation through a change of scenery. What better place to get refreshed than a national forest or grassland. Look for that renewal this year, on National …
Read More »God’s Encouraging Word of the day
“Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” 1 Corinthians 10:31 Since God has created us for His glory, we are to glorify God in all that we do with our lives. We must ask ourselves the question “are we living for God’s glory or our own?” Let us …
Read More »The Sour Milk of Stanley
At Arroyo Runs Through It up in the East Mountains, farmer Nina Listro likes her yogurt one way: homemade from her herd of dairy sheep. A seasoned farmer, Listro learned from her mentors about what yogurt can mean in the tool kit of a sheep-tender. First and foremost, yogurt is …
Read More »Put your marriage 1st
If you haven’t booked your stateroom yet, what’s holding you back? Is it the guilt of doing something just for the two of you? Maybe it feels hard to spend time, or money, on yourselves when there are always other needs, responsibilities, and others to take care of. But your …
Read More »Fishing Report
Got a fish story you want to share? Tell us all about it! Just visit the Department of Wildlife’s Weekly Fishing and Stocking Report website and use the iFish form at the bottom of the page. Submissions received by noon Mondaywill be considered for inclusion in that week’s fishing report. …
Read More »God‘s Encouraging Word of the day
“But in that coming day no weapon turned against you will succeed. You will silence every voice raised up to accuse you. These benefits are enjoyed by the servants of the Lord; their vindication will come from me. I, the Lord, have spoken!” Isaiah 54:17 Through faith, worship, and prayer …
Read More »Rappelling to rescue Gila trout; learning from largemouth bass and tiny toads
Rappelling for Gila Trout, Tiny Toads and Big Bass: New Mexico Wildlife September 2026 ISSUE NUMBER FORTY-FIVE • SEPTEMBER 2026 The New Mexico Department of Wildlife is sharing its latest stories from across the state, highlighting conservation work, wildlife research and efforts to protect the animals and outdoor resources that …
Read More »Celebrate DAF Day by Supporting the Future of NMSU
On Oct. 8, the New Mexico State University Foundation will join organizations across the country in celebrating DAF Day, a national campaign recognizing the impact of donor-advised funds and the generosity they make possible. A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is one of the simplest and most flexible ways to support …
Read More »IDF Eliminates Hamas Financial Chief
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed that Muhammad Abu Alwan, who oversaw Hamas’ financial operations, was eliminated in an IDF strike in southern Gaza. The joint statement was issued while Netanyahu was in New York for the UN General Assembly. JNS reports that the Board of …
Read More »Guardians of the Confluence
The clear waters of Alaska’s Russian River cascade through the forest before merging with the mighty Kenai River on the Chugach National Forest. Today, this legendary confluence near Cooper Landing, Alaska, is known worldwide as a premier sports fishery where anglers from across the globe come to catch salmon. This …
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